adhocplace

noun
UK /ˌæd.hɒkˈpleɪs/
US /ˌæd.hɑːkˈpleɪs/

A place you make up quickly just for now.

We set up an adhocplace in the yard for the lemonade stand.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A spot chosen on the spot without planning.

The picnic found an adhocplace under the big oak tree.

3. A quick meeting point arranged at the last minute.

Our adhocplace was the corner by the school gate.

4. A computer location created just for one task.

The program used an adhocplace to store the files.

5. A stand-in place used while the real one is fixed.

The library became an adhocplace while the classroom was painted.